Parking Battle on Castro Street in Fury Park Dispute
A bloodless clash over Hayward’s main street parking order features insurgents parking diagonally to challenge parallel rules. The city’s forces hold, with sniping light and plans to block off B Street in case Castro Street fails, as both sides deploy makeshift fortifications and gas like tactics in a surreal wartime traffic skirmish.
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Castro Street
Councell
Hayward
Wedmunday
Aty
Judge Hardler
Silva
Bret Harte P T A Arranges Eighth Grade Girls Game
The Bret Harte school Parent Teachers Association arranges a basketball game between Bret Harte eighth grade girls and Alameda grammar school eighth graders at Bret Harte. A dinner for more than 100 mothers, teachers, and seventh graders will follow at Borhayk school.
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Bret Harte School
Sth Stade
Alameda Grammar
Bret Harte
Sth
Borhayk
P.T. A
Poultry Show Promises Big Northern California Event
New features and many entries pledged for the Hayward Winter Poultry Show running from November 25 to December 1. Prospective exhibitors send requests for premium lists. Harvard Pheasantry to exhibit pheasants and other birds. Southern California entries expected. Key Byncem Trenell to sponsor riding passes and car window notices. Premium lists available at C. B. Hunt secretary office 77 B Street.
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Tunnex
Hayward
California
Harvard Pheasantry
Byncem Trenell
C. B. Hunt
Large Portuguese Whist Party Draws Big Attendance
A large gathering attended a whist party hosted by the 5. PRLST at the LD E 5. hail Pharadar evening. Frank Perevin announced and arranged the event which began at 26 o'clock. Several individuals received awards including Mrs. Manuel Catres and many others listed by name.
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PRLST
Hail Pharadar
Frank Perevin
Viente Ranjoy
Julia Silva
Anna Cardoza
Dorothy Rodgers
Manuel Catres
al. L. Rebello
Anna Davilla
Lene Stebbins
L. Martin
Craven
Christian Bernhcourt
C. C. Cole
Genevieve Caires
R. T. Millerd
Perry
Mien
To. M. Alves
Argerat Nunes
Louise E. Dios
F. EB. Pereira
Manuel Silva
G. Sluiter
Virginta da
New State Farm Board Meeting Opens in San Francisco
The 1929 Farmers and Fruitgrowers convene with the new state farm board holding its first session in the Ferro Building San Francisco. California's federal farm board member C Teague attends as the convention weighs applying federal aid to cooperatives and quarantine topics affecting Mediterranean fruit development. Some cooperatives already use federal funds while others consider eligibility for such support.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
State Farm, Board
Department of Agriculture
Ferro
San
Poultry Workers To Dance November 23 at Dania Hall
The Hayward club of the Poultry Producers of Central California plans a benefit dance on Saturday evening November 23 at Dania hall. Music will be by Priestess Red Hot Peppers. The public is invited and workers’ friends are expected to attend.
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Hayward Club
Poultry Producers of
Central California
Dania | Hall
Prieste
Red Hot Peppers
Poultry Producers
County Federated Clubs Plan Farm Exhibit at 1936 Alameda Fair
Enthusiasm grows after the Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County meet at Markham school. They discuss financing permanent fairgrounds, job assistance lists, a fundraising masquerade, and a May club picnic while noting stalled Redwood Road work due to funds.
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Alameda County
Federated Improvement Clubs
Alameda Coustr
Markham School
T. G. Hodgkins
Hodskins
Tennison
Alameda
George Walter
Castro Vattey
Chamber of Commerce
Walter
Hodgkins
Caatro Valley
Redwood Road
Veterans Club Backs Sunnyvale Dirigible Base Location
The Sunnnyvale site for a proposed dirigible base received endorsement from the Harwari Veterans Club after a noon address by D B Hughes of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. He urged selection of the San Francisco region, citing defense advantages and potential wartime air attacks, as the club plans a joint smoker and meeting with the Twenty-Thirtians next Thursday.
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Sunnnyvale
Gisele Bare
Harwari Veterans” Club
D B Hughes
San Francisco
Camp Kearney
California
Washinston
Oregon
Herpes
Sunnsvale
Narr
Senthern
Central California
Dec Aed
Hayward
Stephen B Canen
Hold Rman
Veterans
Bere
First Contract GX Redwood Road Finished in Spring
County road crews completed the first contract for Redwood road linking Sequoiah park with Castro Vailer and Harvard, extending about five miles from near the upper San Leandro reservoir at a cost of around 20,960 dollars. A second contract for completion next spring is expected to be let, totaling about 79,664 dollars, with ongoing improvements planned immediately.
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Redwood Road
Sequoiah Park
Castro Vailer
Harvard
Revwood Cannon
Charlies Wier
San Leandro
Herer
Larze Hrése Meat
Attorney Lemos Back in Game Once More
FI Lemos, well known attorney, returns to work after ten weeks convalescing from a broken elbow and infection. He aims to take slow steps downtown, easing back into practice with support from friends and colleagues. George Hooson Jr. is reported to have died at his home on Batreet.
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Attorney Lemos
Lemos
Lemoz Fooks
de Somme
George Hooson Jr
10 &T
Batreet
Claude Johnson Reappointed to Reserve Office
Claude Johnson is reappointed as second lieutenant in the reserve forces for a five year term from December 16. The Harvard Legionnaire notes his Army service including two enlistments, World War I era tank corps, and periods with the Sixth Cavalry. His commission remains subject to renewal every five years.
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BTIMS
Prhete Cotde
Prvident
Clarde Fohuenn
Harvard Lagionnaire
Jocklnsen
Tank Corps
Sixth Cavalry
Johnson
Hayward Chest Budgets Trimmed Short of Goal
The Hayward District Community Chest report shows donations totaling 4430.13 pounds, with cash 6843.11 and delayed pledges 1277.62, leaving about 3000 below the original 9760 target. Campaign chair E W Burr notes revised budgets for Alameda County Tuberculosis Association, Baynard Branch Red Cross, Salvation Army, Leoate fund, and children’s department while postponing some subscriptions to reach 90 percent funding.
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Hayward
E W. Burr
Setire
Acty Uiy
Ceveral Cares
Alameda County Tuberculosis Association
del Valle
Baynard
Oakland
Red Cross
Chess
Salvation Armor
Leoate
Children's Department of
Alameda County
de Vale Farm
Cannoi
Big Game Topic Heats 20-30 Club in Humorous Review
A lively campus gathering at the Green Shelter hotel centers on the big game between the University of California and Stanford. The weekly dinner features debate on the legality and fairness of the contest while a large audience, including both school supporters, watches the two teams in a festive, confrontational mood.
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Caisfore
Saeford
Tawate-Thitiy Club
Green
T.ely
Alyn Oi
Borh Schoo
Risalev
Dwengston
Aerten
Scout Leaders Meet Wednesday at Castro Valley School
Scout Leaders meet Wednesday at Castro Valley school. Supper served at 7 o clock. Guest speaker Prof Earl Geneles of-Chabot Observatory with postmeeting observatory program. Reservations due by Monday by mail or telephone.
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Castro Velley
Farl Ge'neles
Chahor
Observatory
Mondar
Harvard
Miss Marbelle Eager to Talk on Lunches from Home
Miss Marbelle Eager a home demonstration agent will speak on Lunches from Home at Farm Bureau radio EKQUW San Jose Friday night at 7 39 o clock Her talk targets mothers of school children and wives whose husbands take lunches to work She will present various lunch ideas and suggestions.
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Marbelle Eager
St Large
Farm Bureau
EKQUW
San Jose
Veterans Find Homes With State Aid After War
A Sacramento report details California veterans returning from war receiving state aid to purchase homes and property. Officials note tens of thousands benefited through welfare programs, with many securing farms and houses as they transition to peacetime life. The article cites Secretary George W. Stout and outlines ongoing efforts to complete benefits and fund housing for veterans.
Surface seal won’t fix worn pavement damage
Reading notes warn that excessive heat or moisture can push bulbs into growth and dampness with low temperatures triggering decay. A new surface coat cannot repair existing broken and worn pavement.
Hayward's Ad in S F Will Be Ready Saturday
Readable plans for the Hayward exhibit in San Francisco, highlighting Hayward region farms, crafts, and suburban homes. Organizers include the Hayward Forum and Chamber of Commerce with support from Harvard individuals, California firms, and the SF Chamber.
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Anthi
Morke
San
Hayward Forum
Harvard
Californi
Chamber of Commerce and
Chamber of Commerce
Daris F. Schwartz Cirectop
Fts
J M Holland
Ae Lang
Hayward
Francisco Hav
Eupis
Olmstead
Cache
Pbeke
Farrar
Sforke de Saetar
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Claude Johnson
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